Channel the Goddess in You: 9 Fashion Jewellery Looks for 9 Navratri Colours

 

Navratri is celebrated in diverse ways across India. You may twirl on the Garba nights in Gujarat, visit Durga Puja pandals in Bengal, experience Golu displays in Tamil Nadu or witness Dussehra celebrations in Karnataka and Maharashtra. One thing that remains constant is the love for dressing up in traditional attire and statement jewellery. 

Women in Gujrat deck up in mirrorwork lehengas and oxidized jewellery as they dance the night away. Gold-toned antique jewellery elevates the white and red sarees worn during Sindoor Khela in Bengal. Heirloom-inspired temple jewellery complements silk sarees as families gather around festive Golu setups down South. 

Jewellery is a reflection of culture and tradition across all regions. Let your fashion jewellery not only elevate your outfits but also help you embody the essence of each goddess represented through the 9 Navratri colours. Here are nine stunning Navratri jewellery looks to channel the goddess in you. 

 

DAY 1: ROYAL RED – POWER & PASSION 

Colour Mood: Red represents strength and fierce energy. It is perfectly aligned with Goddess Shailaputri, the first form of Durga. She symbolizes new beginnings and the essence of nature itself. 

Jewellery Look: Choose a statement choker necklace in antique gold or Kundan finish with red stones. Match it with coordinating stud earrings and a sleek maang tikka to create a look that’s powerful yet feminine. 

Styling Tip: Pair it with a red lehenga or an Anarkali and let your jewellery do all the talking. Don’t shy away from a bold red lip! 

                                                                                                

DAY 2: SERENE WHITE – PEACE & PURITY 

Colour Mood: The second day of Navratri is devoted to Goddess Brahmacharini and the colour for day 2 is serene white. The colour stands for peace and clarity. These qualities are embodied by Goddess Brahmacharini who represents penance and spiritual wisdom. 

Jewellery Look: Go for CZ jewellery with pearl accents in it. Think layered necklaces, elegant drop earrings, and delicate finger rings. 

Styling Tip: A flowy white sharara or saree with CZ jewellery can give you a goddess-like aura. Add a braided bun or soft curls to enhance the grace. 

                                                                                                                                                                                   

DAY 3: ROYAL BLUE – STRENGTH & DETERMINATION 

Colour Mood: Blue reflects boldness and courage. It honours Goddess Chandraghanta who is the warrior form of Durga. She fights evil with grace and balance. 

Jewellery Look: Turn to statement earrings for this look. Go for chandbalis or jhumka earrings. Add stackable bangles with enamel detailing to complete the look. 

Styling Tip: Pair your statement earrings with an indigo cotton saree or lehenga. Add a bindi and some kohl for that dramatic vibe. 

                                                                                                                

DAY 4: YELLOW – JOY & POSITIVITY 

Colour Mood: Yellow radiates joy and happiness. These qualities are linked to Goddess Kushmanda who is believed to be the creator of the universe with her radiant smile. 

Jewellery Look: Choose fashion jewellery with enamel detailing in yellow or green. A floral choker necklace or a long necklace set can give your outfit a fresh spin. 

Styling Tip: A yellow lehenga or kurta with mirrorwork and layered enamel jewellery is a festive win. Finish with a gajra in your hair for that desi charm. 

                                                               

DAY 5: GREEN – GROWTH & PROSPERITY 

Colour Mood: Green symbolizes fertility and healing. It celebrates Goddess Skandamata who was the nurturing mother of Kartikeya. She blesses devotees with wisdom and strength. 

Jewellery Look: Consider styling temple jewellery in antique gold with green kempu stones. Go for a subtle pendant necklace set and add a vanki armlet if you're feeling a bit festive. 

Styling Tip: A silk saree or traditional lehenga in green paired with temple jewellery is an instant showstopper. Add a small bindi and gold-toned makeup to keep the look grounded. 

                                                                                   

DAY 6: GREY – BALANCE & TRANSFORMATION 

Colour Mood: Grey signifies calm amid storms and inner transformation. The colour aligns with the fierce warrior Goddess Katyayani who slays negativity and brings justice. 

Jewellery Look: Go edgy with oxidized tribal jewellery. Choose a statement neckpiece or a pair of earrings with abstract motifs. 

Styling Tip: A charcoal or grey Indo-western outfit with oxidized jhumka earrings makes for a stylish Garba night look. Add metallic eyeshadow to match the tone. 

                                                                                                        

DAY 7: ORANGE – COURAGE & VITALITY 

Colour Mood: Orange brims with vitality and courage. These qualities are honoured through Goddess Kalaratri who is known for her fierce form that destroys ignorance and darkness. 

Jewellery Look: Choose fashion jewellery with coral stones or enamel work. A stack of bracelets or statement finger rings in orange or rust tones can make your outfit pop. 

Styling Tip: Go for a bright orange sleeveless lehenga and tie your hair up to flaunt the jewellery. Keep the makeup earthy and sun-kissed.              

                                                                                                                                    

DAY 8: PEACOCK GREEN – ELEGANCE & FERTILITY 

Colour Mood: This regal shade celebrates elegance, renewal and resonates with Goddess Mahagauri. She embodies calmness and compassion. 

Jewellery Look: Choose Kundan jewellery or polki necklaces sets with peacock motifs. Add matching earrings and a matha patti to complete the regal vibe. 

Styling Tip: A contrast blouse or dupatta in jewel tones with your peacock green lehenga can add a royal touch. Let your jewellery shine with minimal makeup. 

                                                                                  

DAY 9: PINK – COMPASSION & LOVE 

Colour Mood: Pink is for unconditional love and hope. These virtues are symbolized by Goddess Siddhidatri, the final form of Durga. She grants spiritual powers and ultimate fulfilment. The colour pink is soft, graceful and perfect for the festival’s final day. 

Jewellery Look: End Navratri with a flourish. Go for CZ jewellery in rose gold or pastel enamel jewellery. Rose quartz-adorned pieces add a gentle and romantic aura. 

Styling Tip: A pink anarkali or saree with soft curls and rose gold delicate necklace set is effortlessly graceful. Add a little shimmer on the eyes for that extra glow. 

 

BONUS TIPS: STYLING YOUR FASHION JEWELLERY ACROSS ALL 9 DAYS 

> Mix and Match- Don’t be afraid to layer different jewellery styles. Mix oxidized with enamel or temple jewellery with modern silhouettes. 

> Comfort Matters- Choose lightweight pieces if you're dancing. Lightweight enamel jewellery and adjustable bangles are great for Garba nights. 

> Hair & Jewellery Pairing: Go for pulled-back hairstyles for heavy earrings. Loose waves work well with forehead jewellery like maang tikkas or matha pattis. 

> Repurpose Smartly: A long necklace one day can double up as a layered necklace the next. Think creatively. 

 

FINAL THOUGHTS 

Wearing different colours each day in Navratri is about connecting to the goddess and awakening a different energy within you. The different phases of Goddess energy in these nine days reflect a facet of your own grace and spirit. And just as the goddesses adorn themselves with splendour, so can you through jewellery that celebrates who you are. 

Channel the goddess in you. Dance and celebrate each night with fashion jewellery that’s as radiant and powerful as you are. 

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